Queensland Numbered Acts Queensland Numbered ActsChapter 6, part 4, division 7--
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'(1) This section applies to a term lease, other than a State lease, or a perpetual lease.
'(2) The Minister may, by approving a plan subdivision, amend the description or anything else in the lease if--
(a) the boundaries of the lease land are not stated in the lease with adequate certainty or do not agree with the boundaries shown on the relevant plan; or
(b) a survey of the land gives more accurate knowledge of the lease; or
(c) if the Minister has approved of a mutual exchange of areas adjoining a common boundary between leases and--
(i) none of the areas adjoining the common boundary are subject to a freeholding lease; and
(ii) the lessees of the adjoining leases have agreed to the mutual exchange; or
(d) the Minister has approved that an area of unallocated State land be included in the lease; or
(e) the Minister has approved that a reservation no longer needed be absorbed by the lease.
'(3) The Minister may, by adjustment notice, amend the description or anything else in the lease if--
(a) the lease is defective because of an error or omission in its preparation; or
(b) the court has made a decision under section 435 on a dispute about the boundaries; or
(c) the Minister considers it necessary for another reason to correct the lease.
'(4) The chief executive must register the amendment.
'(5) An amended lease operates as if it had been originally issued or executed as amended.
'(1) The Minister may, by registering an adjustment notice, amend the description or anything else in a State lease if--
(a) the boundaries of the lease land are not stated in the lease with adequate certainty or do not agree with the boundaries shown on the relevant plan; or
(b) a survey of the land gives more accurate knowledge of the lease; or
(c) the Minister has approved of a mutual exchange of areas adjoining a common boundary between State leases that are within the boundaries of 1 reserve, and the lessees of the leases agree to the exchange; or
(d) the Minister has approved that an area of trust land be included in the lease; or
(e) the State lease is defective because of an error or omission in its preparation; or
(f) the Minister considers it necessary for another reason to correct the State lease.
'(2) The chief executive must register the amendment.
'(3) An amended State lease operates as if it had been originally issued or executed as amended.
'(1) A lessee or a person acting for the lessee may apply to amend the description in a freeholding lease if the description of the lease may be amended under section 360(1)(a), (c) or (d).
'(2) A lessee or a person acting for the lessee may apply to amend the description in a term lease, other than a State lease, or a perpetual lease if the description of the lease may be amended under section 360A(2)(a), (b) or (c).
'(3) A lessee or a person acting for the lessee may apply to amend the description in a State lease if the description of the lease may be amended under section 360B(1)(a), (b), (c) or (d).
'(1) If the Governor in Council proposes to approve an amendment of freeholding lease under section 360, written notice must be given of the proposal to the following--
(a) the lessee of the lease;
(b) each person who made an application under section 360C(1);
(c) each person with a registered interest in the lease land;
(d) another person the Minister considers should be given the notice.
'(2) If the Minister proposes to approve an amendment of a term lease, other than a State lease, or a perpetual under section 360A, written notice of the proposal must be given to the following--
(a) the lessee of the lease;
(b) each person who made an application under section 360C(2);
(c) each person with a registered interest in the lease land;
(d) another person the Minister considers should be given the notice.
'(3) If the Minister proposes to approve an amendment of a State lease under section 360B, written notice of the proposal must be given to the following--
(a) the lessee of the lease;
(b) the trustee of the reserve over which the State lease is granted;
(c) each person who made an application under section 360C(3);
(d) each person with a registered interest in the lease land;
(e) another person the Minister considers should be given the notice.
'(4) The notice must--
(a) be in the approved form; and
(b) state the following--
(i) the reason for the proposal;
(ii) that the person given the notice may make a submission against the proposal to the Governor in Council;
(iii) that the submission must be made in the approved form;
(iv) the closing day for the submission;
(v) the place where or the way the submission must be lodged.
'(1) A person given notice of a proposal under section 360D, other than the lessee of the lease, may make a submission against the proposal to the designated person.
'(2) The submission must--
(a) be made in the approved form; and
(b) be received by the closing day for the submission in the notice under section 360D(4)(b)(iv); and
(c) be lodged at the place or in the way stated in the notice under section 360D(4)(b)(v).
'(3) The designated person must consider all submissions received under this section before approving the amendment of the lease.
'(1) If an amendment of a lease is registered under section 360(2), 360A(4) or 360B(2), written notice must be given to each person given notice under section 360D about the proposed amendment.
'(2) The notice must include both of the following--
(a) the date of registration of the amendment;
(b) the particulars of the amendment.
'(3) If the designated person does not approve of an amendment to the description of a lease, written notice of the fact must be given to each person given notice under section 360D about the proposed amendment.'.